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Learning from My Mistakes
Mistakes are common. Everyone makes them. How you deal with them is what can determine your future. You can either sit in your mistakes or learn from them.
My Sober Life
Nine years after doing the Narconon program and getting sober, one of our writers shares how his life has changed; from growing up and becoming addicted to his journey back and his life today.
Leaving the Past and Moving Forward
One of our most recent graduates tells her story of how she used meth for over forty years. After trying many treatment centers, she gave Narconon a chance and now is living life sober.
Onto a New Path
One of our most recent graduates tells her story of how she was losing everything because of her addiction. Previous rehabs didn’t work for her and she tells how the Narconon program was able to help her get her life back on track and start over.
The Happiest I’ve Ever Been
One of our most recent graduates tells her story of how she learned the root of her problems and how to move forward. She talks about overcoming different obstacles in the program and now can't wait to get home to her family.
Free at Last
One of our recent graduates talks about his experiences on the Narconon program. He describes how he overcame many challenges becoming stronger in the end.
Graduate Gives Back – A Run For Charity
Narconon New Life Graduate gives back to program that changed his life. Christopher began his journey in recovery only a few months ago and decided to give back by holding a quarter marathon to raise funds.
Onto Bigger and Better Things
One of our most recent graduates tells her story of going through the Narconon program. She talks about her experience and how she learned to love herself and accept her past and move forward.
Some Things Have Not Changed
Covid-19 restrictions across the country have more or less ben lifted or reduced. Despite this good news, the issues many face have not changed and continue to cause heartbreak across the country.
Addiction and Being a Chameleon
One of our graduates discusses struggling with identity, self-worth, and how this worsened her struggle with addiction. She takes a deeper look at how people change who they are to fit in.